Software Update: NetSetMan 4.2.2

Ilja Herlein has released version 4.2.2 of NetSetMan. With this program, various settings can be adjusted quickly and easily by means of profiles. It is especially useful for laptop users who use their computers in multiple locations, such as home and work. With the push of a button, for example, the ip address, the default printer and the smtp server can be changed. The program is free to use, but there is also a pro version for commercial users, which also allows customization of domain, proxy server and browser homepage. The following changes and improvements have been made in this release:

• New: Improved Network Adapter Management (“Refresh”) Sorting by drag&drop and column header (affects TrayInfo order) Combined “Quick Refresh” and “In-Depth Refresh” methods New “Refresh” options: “Replace existing”, “Virtual/Disabled adapters” Activate/Deactivate adapters through context menu Shortcut to “Windows Network Connections”
• New: Scripts can be executed with or without elevated privileges Default is now set to non-elevated!
• New: WiFi profile export can include the stored passphrase unencrypted
• Fix: Weird “Access Violation” error when editing a network drive
• Fix: AutoSwitch activation trigger for Time Frame conditions
• Fix: Context menu for Adapter Status button
• Fix: Error message for deactivated Virtual Miniport adapters
• Fix: Icon for getting current settings in System Settings
• Fix: Width of columns in WiFi Management with High-DPI
• Fix: Asterisks in Route Table
• Pro: Improved usability for Browser/Proxy feature
• Pro: Skip Domain if the same user and domain name are already joined
• Unchecked items in System Settings are greyed out for better overview
• Connected wireless network now displayed in bold text
• Cleaner activation log output for features that use PowerShell
• Disabled network adapters are now greyed out in the TrayInfo
• Updated screenshots in help file
• Minor adjustments